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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-06-01
AUGUSTANA COLL. & SEM.

Pastor Lindahl fran Altoona och
pastor Olander fran Orion voro har
tisdagen den IA maj for att f0rsakra
sig ON skollarare for sommaren.
Under den fiydda veckan har ko-
miteen, som hade att erdna ON stu
,denternas sandande till f0rsamlingar,
. som begart predikanter eller skollara-
re for sommaren, utf0rt slit verk.
Ehuru de studerandes antal ar st0rre
ain nagonsin f0rr. kunna dock icke
ALA platserna fyllas. Omkring tjugu
f0rsamlingar, som begart predikanter
Kunna icke tillfredsstallas emedan
predikanternas antal icke ar stert
nog. ALA skollararekandidater hafYa
dock icke fatt plats.
Den 26 maj holl fors.l Rock Island
en- S. k. ''lawn-seciable" f0r att in
samla medel till det paborjade kyr-
kobygget. DIR Hasselquist, prof. Ryd-
holm, stud. w. p. Anderson och P. A.
Fair upptradde sem talare. Aeolos
koren och "a. S. G. Band" presterade
musk. bet var en- mycket angenam
tillstallning.
- Tisdagen den "a maj voro senio-
rerna sem. inbjudna till prof. Weld
ners for att tillbringa en- angenam af-
ton. Imam man brot upp uppsteg
stud. w. z. Anderson och tolkade
klassens kanslor val valda ordalag
SAINT tackade professorn for hans bevi-
sade valvilja saval under ifragava-
rande alton som under hela tiden.
Ungdomsforeningen Moline ha-
de fredagen den 20 maj en- angbats-
fard uppa Mississippi, ifran hvilken
de studerande, som inbjudits att delta
ga, hemkommo mycket belatna och
uppfriskade.
= Adelfic Society, som ipbjudits att
deltaga fhrenokosmian Societys fest
vid slutexamen, men icke antagit in
bjudningen, holl fredagsaftonen den
q maj, en- allo lyckad h0gtldlig
afslutning pa sina 0fningar denna
termin ALA, som deltogo progra-
NETS utforande, gjorde sig fSrtjenta
af berSm.
= Examensveckap narmar sig och
det lases nu pa fullt allvar for att man
skall blifva sa val utrustad for exa-
men som m0jligt. Eft stort antal af
skolans gynnare och vanner vantas
hit till commencement.
Vid fakultetsmote den 20 dennes
fattades EFT beslut, som ar enstaende
Iaroverkets historic. Pa f0rslag af
iararen svenska sprake:. och literatu-
rem beslots det namligen enhalligt att
hos direktionen reKommendera, att
hon vile tilldela studeranden a Aug.
Theol. Seminary herr A. A. Svard he
dersgraden Arthur Magister sasom
EFT erkannande af den f0rtjenst ON
svensk vitterhet Amerika, fakulte-
ten ansag honom kafva inlagt genom
sin nyligen utgifRa diktsamling evil
da blommor fran prairien". Det fore
kommer under stundsm delta land,
att lardomsanstalter pa dylikt satt ut
trycka slit erkxnnande af n&got sar-
skildt fUrtjenstfullt pa vetenskapens
och literaturens emrade. vi gratule-
ra herr Svard.
- Prof. r. r. Weidner amman till
bringa tre vecksr af jail manad mar
heten af Denver sommarskolan / He.
breiska och anguish den liknande
anstalten Morgan Park utanfor Chi
cago.
- Prof. G.. w. Sandt kommer att
under sommaren uppehalla sig Chi
cago, der han amaar arbeta for den
aYbildade engelska st. Pauls-forsaml.
(Heml.)
= Vid larOverket ordinarie lxrare,
som ar varit anstaldo aro II utom
musiklararen. Flere at de studeran-
de hafva tjenat som bitrxden. Hela
antalet studerande, de Aug. Coneerv
inberxknade, uppgar till 20.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-06-01

. :
Den nyutnHmdc forbundskatt.
mastaren Hyott tilltradde itorsdag,
slit embete.
Strejk. / Philadelfia instalde for
liden torsdag SEQ stenhuggare arbetet
emedan nagra stenhuggerier antagit
icke till yrket h0rande arbetare.
Magasinerade f6rradet af hyete
och majs i landet. uppgick f0rliden
veckas lordag till 43,0lS.ss7 bushels
af fora slaget och 3,2l4, ,5s7 bushels af
det senare.
GrufOIycka. torsdags ettermid.
dag uppkom en- stark ~ sexplosion
Susquehanna Coal Company grufva
NaRtscoke: hvarvid tire arbetare d0d-
ligt sarades.
Lungsjuka grasserars epidemiskt
bland boskapen Skottland. Med an
ledning haraf har finansministern
Washington utfardaJ en- f0rordning,
stald till vederborande tullmvndighe-
ter landet, att all inf0rsel af kreatur
fran Skottland skall tills vidare vara
f0rbjudet.
BesI8g. Da Miss Van Lichju fran
Chicago i torsdags intraffade New
York med angaren Rotterdam, blef
en- hennes koffert lagd med beslag
Vid nndersokningen befanns koffer-
ten i dolda fack innehalla cigarrer,
dukar och finare silfversaker, hvilket
ALT konfiskerades.
PunssIagen krEgare. Under
rusets ingifvelse d0dads slagtaren
Johp Boyd forliden sommar Rock
ford, Mich, en- person och domdes
harfor till lifstids fangelse' Boyds
hustru inledde process mot krogaren
g. Post, yrkande $40 900 skadeersatt-
ming for det han salt hennes man
branvin. Juryn har nu tilidomt hen
ne So, 500 ersattning.
Afisiagen nadeansIk X an. .Presiden-
ten har afslagit den nadeanso kan, som
sokts af James j StanleyS st. Louis,
hvilken for valbedrageri blisvit d0md
till tire manaders fangelse. Presiden-
ten anmarkte ! afslaget foljande:
"Jag kan icke benada forbrytare not
vallagarne, da sadana brott aro nina
ogon bland de svaraste af ALA"
Den gamIa visan. Virginias
legislator har slutat sina fDrhan dim
gar, dock icke f0rr an den uttalat slit
ogillande af den britiska parlamentet
foreliggande tvangslagen mot irlan-
darne, SAINT hemburit Gladstone och
Parnell tack for deras fasta hallning /
ssaken. Legislator medlen3 narne yro
antagligen j behof af de sAska ro !
sterna vid kemmande val. ~
OfIrnEjsamhet. Alexander Mitch
ellis Milwaukee efterlemnade f0rm0-
genhet anslas till bortat $40, GOO, 900,
hvaraf han testamenterat storsta de-
len till sin son. Enkan tls,erkandes
100000 kontanta peningar, fick ratt
att DO palatset Milwaukee under
sin aterstaende lifstid, SAINT uppbara
Ell $rlig inkomst af $4,000. Harmed
ar gumman icke nojd, utan amaar
0fverklaga testamentet, till stor frojd
for den advokat, som bespetsar sig att
fl saken ON hand.
Indian medaljer. Inrikesdepar.
tementet har mynntverket Philadel-
fla l&tlt pragla medalier, hvilka pa ena
sidan bara president Clevelands
brostbild och pa den andra bilden af
en- nybybyggare och en- indian. Ofverst
star ordet "Peace" och under synes en-
Tomahawk och en- fredspipa korsa
hvarandra. Meningen ar, att dessa
medaljer skola som bel1ning fordelas
at sadana indianer, hvilka arligt be-
moda sig att fora sina stambroder
fran det vida lifvet och gora dem
tillgangliga for fredens och civilisa-
tionens arbete.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-06-01
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD
ausrAvus ADoLpHus COLLEGE,

HUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE.
= AT skolans katalog framgar att
ssju larare utom de som lxngre eller
kortare It'd undervlsat sang och mu-
six under aret varit anstalda. Hela
.antalet af studerande uppgar till 200.
Dessa hafva varit f0rdelade pa de oil
J ka klasserna som f0ljer: Sophomore
'(5:te klass) 8, Freshman (4:de klass) IS,
3:dje klass l6, andra klass 80, forsta
klass 20, forberedande afdeln. AZ, och
6 hafva bedrifvit specialstudier.
--For 25 ar sedan borjades en- skola
i Red Wing, hvilken 1868 fyttades till
East Union, Carver Co. Delta var be-
gynnelsen till det nu omfangsrika och
for Minnesota -konferensen lifsvigtiga
laroverk, som forlades till st. Peter
1876.
SKAFFARENs lasare hafva under
det nu slutade skolaret haft mole och
vi hoppas afven nyttan af att IA en-
inblick skolverksamheten Delta
ar som det b0r vara. Icke hvarje
skolvan (forsamlingsmedlem) air till
falle att resa till st. Peter eller de an
dra laroverken och sc med egna 0gon
hvad som f0rekommer, det ar derfor
n0dvandigt att en- kristlig folktid-
ming underhalla en- skolafdelning. vi
tro ocksa att vart folk skall vardera
ett sadant f0retag och icke uraktlata
att gifva SKAFFAREN slit varma un-
derst0d. Enighet gifver styrka, sa
,afven har. Hari ligger icke att andra
tidningar, som aro ward vart folks
understod skola asidosattas. Till den
f1itige fnsindaren fran G.. A. G. sa
val som andra saga vi ett hiertligt
tack.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-06-01

for arsexamen och afslutningshogtid
ligheterna vid Aug. Coll. & Theol
Sem:
Tisdagen den Tide juni XII. 9-12 f. m
SAINT "A e. m. h$lles allman examen
med ALA utem de utgaende klasserna
Onsdagen den s:de'juni XII. 9-12 f.
m. SAINT "A e. M. halles allman exa.
men med de utgaende klasserna af
College och Theel. Sem.
Torsdagen den Ode juni XII. e. m.
gymnastikuppvisning.
Tisdagen den 7:de juni XII. 3S e. m
gifver Missionsforeningen en- aftonun-
derhallning.
Onsdagen den SIDE juni XII. 4S m.
haller Phrenokosman Society sin ars-
fest.
Torsdagen den samma It'd. Alum
nif0reningen ditto.
Torsdagen den lode juni XII. 10 f. m.
halles Commencement och XII. 2 e. m.
S. d. predikan.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-06-01
AHLLMANNA NYHETER.

YaktensCOrOneL', som teg priset
i kappseglingen med "Dountless", an
kom torsdags fran England till New
York.
Eft f6rfarIigt OvAder utbr0t
onsdags patti 0fver staden San Angelo
i Texas, hvarvid egendom till varde af
ofver $50, 900 forstordes.
AngbatsbOlaget ThinsvaIIa
amnar niista ar anerdna en- ameri.
kansk INSTALLING pa Christiansholm
vid Klampenborg Danmark
DipIomaliska karen President
Cleveland har utnamt Henry F. Dow
ming fran New York till konsul ST..
Paul de Loando pa vestkusten af Afri-
ka och Edward J. Hill fran N Carolina
till konsul Montevido.
Guia febern. Iva sjukdomsfall
af gula febern ha f0rekommit Key
West. Anstalter aro f0retagna for
att hindra sjukdomens spridning.
President Cleveland med fru
afroste / torsdags till Saranac Lake
vid Adirondack bergen staten New
York.
Inf1rseIn till F0renta Staterna
uppgick under april manad till varde
af 1858, ,537 ,OlS, mot for $57 1866 ,222 under
motsvarande manad f6rlidet Ar.
SkOgseIdarne Michigan hafva
sent omsider blifvit slackta under det
regn, som So riklig mangd foil fora
veckan.
En- cyklOn rasade hirom dagen i
Idana, Ka., anstallande en- forfarlig
odelaggelse der den drog fran. Flera
boningshus och EFT skolhus f0rst0rdes;
jernvagsvagnar kastades ur sparet och
flera broar nedvracktes.
Dei gar tr0gt med anskaffandet af
en- fulltalig jury professor mot f. d.
aldermannen Jake Sharp New York.
I smart IA dagars It'd har man hallit pa
med att "a lhop en- "lamplig" jury,
dock utan att lyckas.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Washington har f0rordnat upprat-
tandet af strang karantan for kreatur
Cook county Illinois; Baltimore,
Howard, Carroll och Prince George
counties Maryland; Westchester,
Richmond, Queens, Kings och Suffolk
i New York.
Senator Leland StandfOrds stora
vingardar Vina, Tehama co. Cali
fornia, har dessa aagar blifvit in.
spekterade. De anses vara de st6rsta
verlden, innehallande 0fver $500
acre med fruktbarande vinstockar.
Hela arealen utgores af 80, 900 acres.
HEgt lAkarc arfvOde. Den rvkt-
bare engelske lxkaren DIR. Anderson
Cretchett London, har erbjudits $35,
600 i lakare-h -honorarium, for att resa
till Indien och behandla en- af de in
f0dda furstarne. Doktorn afslog an.
budet.
Michigans IegIsIatur haller efter
jernvzgsbolagen. Forslag ligger nena-
ligen fore, att bestamna passagerare-
afgiften 8 statens jernvasar till tva
cents per banmil, hvilket legislatureR
anser iernvagarne gedt kunna sta ut
med, sedan fripassen blifvit afskaf-
fade.
Sem bekHnneIse. En- nyligen af.
liden man i Ramford, Me-, George
Silver, har pa dodsbxdden bekxnt, att
han f0r Ii ar sedan m0rdat sin egen
son. Hvilka f0rfarliga samvetsqval
skall icke denne man hafva utst3tt
under dessa tretton l&nga ar.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-25
FOREIGN.
Austria Still Preparing
for War.
THE INCREASE OF HER ARMY.
The Irish Statesman Threaten
England with Warmly For
eign Stocks Decreased.

tspecant TO the Herald BY lAe AssocSsted hessf
vienna, January M.-It is eztimsesd
that tAe Landsturm will supply million
additional men to the army regulations.
Relative to this the Landsturm direo,s
that II the men are summoned before
uniforms are received they must wear
an insignia consisting OF yellow and
black arm bands and bearing the num-
Der Of the regiment to which they b.
long. 1t is further ordered that each
man must provide himself with mstsl
case in which to keep papers by which
he may be identified. Those wearing
their own clothes shall be allowed ten
kreutzers daily. These instructions Of
the Landsturm are regarded ~ indisa-
tions OF an early campaign and causes
disquietude.
Although the Bulgarian situation has
improved, the military preparations Of the
Austro. Hungarian government continues
unabated. In the event OF nobilixation
OF great armies there will BE- . formal
mobilizati on, each corps having no
lees than 25D. 900 men. The commapd-
ers OF these corps have already bsea
designated. It is believed that these
gigantic preparations have been under.
taken more from fear of war with
Russia concerning Bulgaria than with
view to the contingency of war between
France and Germany, which would
cause additional eastern compile stions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-25
THE PENITENTIARY MILL.
Ga n dtdates Who Have q Chance
for a Degree.

Ca dtdates Who Have a Chance G
for a Degree.
Marcelno Chapo, who stabbed John
Mehan on the oath of December on Los
Angeles street, was arraigned yesterday
in the Superior Court on the charge Of
assault to murder. He will plead on
Thursday at 10 A. NJ. Juan Andres
Mesas cut Salvador Evans in the arm on
Christmas Day, at saloon on Los AN
geles street. He will also plead next
Thursday on charge of assault to mur-
der. Vicente Lopez on the 9TH inst. at.
temped to carve F. w. Wilke, will plead
to assault with deadly weapon on the
same day. Pat Griffin, who assaulted
s. K. Brown on the 2Sth of November,
on the San Gabriel road, and relieved
him OF his watch and chain. pleaded not
guilty to the charge Of robbery. Claude
B. Purcell, who on the 10th Of Decem.
Der stole from 1. Wickersham silver
watch and a gold chain belonging to
George E. Lewis, besides a Smith &
Wesson revolver and some wearing ap'
parel belonging to Ezra Taylor, pleaded
not guilty to grand larceny. John Lovett
stole the horse and buggy of Messrs.
Hammel l. Denker on the 26sh OF
December. He will plead to grand
larceny on Thursday. Geo. Chase will
plead to similar charge on the same
day. He stole a buckslSin purse con-
tanning SOS IN gold aid silver from
Charles Hunt, whilst asleep in saloon
on the Plaza on the lSth.of December.
Thomas H. Owens, accused of having
fraudulently sold on the 9th of Decem.
Der, 1875 sacks Of shelled corn valued at
so cents per sack, with the view of de-
frauding his creditor, Antonio Chiriotto,
who was out on 81. 900 bail did not ap.
pear. His bail was declared forfeited
and bench warrant was issued for his
apprehension. The arraignment of John
Jones, who on the 18th of september last
assaulted Hector McLain, of the Quar-
te, with pistol, and was charged with
assault to murder, was continued until
the 3lst.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-25
d. A. Il. Matters.

Last evening at No. 8, Court street,
the committees from each of the three
posts OF the G.. A. r., met and organ.
lied joint committee to arrange all
details for the coming session of the
Department Encampment. George E..
Gard was appointed chairman and J. M.
Quinn, secretary. subcommittee were
chosen as follows: Reception and hotel
accommodations; G. f. Gard, e. A.
Weed, l.. S. Butler, j. w. Davis, NJ. r.
Vernon, A. NJ. Thornton, L. J. Van
Dusen. T. d. Romans and L. M. Homil-
ton. Finance; Il. Bouton, G II. Bone
brake, L. z. Johnson. L. 5. Hall, l.. ).
Butler 4. NJ. Hamilton and - Bolts.
Hall aud Entertainments; A. w. Bar.
rett, j. s. Buskirk, j. l.. Skinner, w. j.
Brown and the quartermaster OF Gelcich
Post. Music and Programmes; f. Jor.
dan, j. w. Hoyt and 4. j, Van Dusen.
Excursion; Il. A. Weed, l.. +. Mosher
and w. j. Brown. Printing; L. A.
Weed.
About three hundred delegates and
many with their families, are expected
be here from the 2lst to oath of Febru-
ary inclusive, in attendance upon the
Department Encampment and Womans'
Relief Corps. The comrades here de-
sire to give them a cordial welcome aud
reception, and when the finance commit
tee call upon our citizens il is hoped
they will respond literally, with such u
spirit as was manifested last year when
the National delegates were our visitors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-25
An Unfortunate woman.

Deputy Sheriff Wright, of Downey
City arrived in the city yesterday with
Mrs. Schandona. of that place, and
who is insane. The unfortunate woman
has been in the asylum before. The
story told of her condition is pitiable in
the extreme. 1t appears that she has
been missing about the house for some
weeks, and it at length transpired that
her husband had her in dairy house,
locked up. the neighbors insisted on
the officer taking charge OF her. AT
first the husband refused to give her up,
but the Indignation of the people at las
forced him to do so.
The door was found fastened with o
heavy chain and lock. When these
we're removed and the door opened the
poor creature was found on cold earth
floor, with not particle of comfort in
the house, and only bit of mat for her
to sleep on. The case needs some look
ing into.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-25
..Faust and marguerise.v

Mr.. Lewis Morrison and Mis-, Gala
Alsberg, assisted by their own company
last night produced at the Grand,
"Faust and Marguerite. The play is
decidedly in the classic line and very
fully realizes the idea of the immortal
Goethe. The scenery is all by Mr..
Voeg,lin. well known here as the scenic
artist who decorated the Grand. The
HERALD has heretofore published quite
elaborate descriptions Of this, eni as the
columns Of the papsr are greatly crowded
with matter s".aight, it will per-
haps suffice to say that IT.
does not ut all exaggerate tie
beauty and the many wierd effects
produced by the genius of the painter.
Then the stage setting is under the inn
mediate supervision of Mr.. VIM. A.
Brady, who knows his business SO thor
oughly well.
The acting of Mr.. Morrison as "Me-
phisto"is is far above the average, and 50
is that of Miss Asberg as "Marguer.
ite." The play holds the boards for the
next three nights, when it is replaced on
Friday by Measure for Measure"
Lovers of art should see Faust ard
Marguerite"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-25
THE COAST.
An Unprovoked Murder at
San Francisco.
A MAN KILLS HIS FATHER
A Confidential Man Disappears.
Foul Murder of @ Rancher
at LatrObe.

Special Ia the Herald bv the Associated Prcss.
SAN Francisco, January "a One of
the most unprovoked murders ever com
mitted in San Francisco took place this
morning. The victim was VIM. Hayes,
and the murderer his son Daniel.
The family was seated at the break
fast table when the elder Hayes com.
menced to demonstrate with the son be-
cause he did not 60 to work and instead
of being burden become help to sup.
port the family. This enraged Daniel,
and picking up carving knife from the
table he rushed at his father, and before
the latter could evade him plunged the
knife into his hack. The wounded man
rushed out on the street, but fell, and
died in few minutes.
The parricide was arrested and is now
confined in Jail. The dead man was
fifty.four years of age, and was ep.
ployed by the California Cracker Com
pany. He leaves wife and several
sons and daughters. The murderer is
twenty weight years of age and native
of Australia,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-25
Protection Democrats.

WASHINGTON, January 24.-The Pro-
lection Democrats completed the con.
sideration of the bill to reduce surplus
revenues, upon which they have been at
work for some time past. The meeting
was attended by about twenty Con.
gressmen, including members from the
Southern Auti-Internal Revenue organ
ization. The principal and general fea-
lures of the bill are the same thai have
been published from time to time. 1t
wipes out the tax on tobacco and Weiss
beer, and also the license tax on dealers
in whisky. The question whether the
tax on alcohol used in arts should be
removed, or tho tax on whisky should
be reduced, is left on open one to be de-
cided by the House. The provisions of
the Randall bill, which increased duties
in certain cases, are stricken out. The
free list of the Randall bill has also been
augmented.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-25
SHARP ROBBERS.
They Capture Treasure Near Fort
Worth, Texas.

FoRr WORTH, Tex, January "a. AT
8 o'clock yesterday morning as the east
bound Texas Pacific express was pullinp
out of Gordon, small station five miles
west of here. two masked men jumped
on the engine and covered the engineer
and fireman with their revolvers. The
engineer was forced to pull ahead until
the train reached a high trestle two
miles east of Gordon. As soon as the
engine, baggage and mail cars passed
over the trestle the train was stopped,
leaving the passenger coaches on the
trestle. At this point the masked men
were reinforced by six assistants. The
then went through the express
car, taking all of THE money and valu-
ables in the safe, the amount being esti.
mated at from $4,000 to $4,000, al
though the Pacific Express officials re.
fuse to state the exact amount. The
robbers then proceeded to the mail car
where they obtained twenty.eight regis
tered packages. The passengers were
not disturbed and their coaches being on
the high trestle they could not get out |
TO assist the train men. There is no
clue to the robbers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-25
AN EXPLOSION.
A Battery OF Boilers Expl0des
with Terrific Force.

A Battery OF Boilers Expl0des
with Terrific Force.
PITTsBURG, January ga battery of
four steel boilers at Spang, Chalfant &
Co.'S. steel and iron works at Etnabo-
rough, six miles east of Allegheny City,
exploded with terrific force this morn.
ing, completely wrecking the bar mill
department, killing one msn Instantly
and mortaliy injuring two others. The
concussion was so great that it shook
houses for miles around, shattering win
dows in the vicinity of the mill. The
ruin wrought in the mill by the explos-
ion was complete. The building was
laid low and the machinery broken and
shattered in all directions. The damage
will exceed $4,000
William Corville was also terribly
scalded and died q few hours later.
Twelve persons were more or less in
jured by steam or flying debris, but
none of the others will die.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-25
A Panic i'm Foreign s.sc...

LONDON, January "a. 4 p. M.-There
has been semi.psnic in the stock mar
ket this afternoon in consequence of the
unfavorable asgect of the political situa-
tion. Consols for money closed to-day
at 100 7-l6. decline of 4 from the clos.
ing quotations Saturday. The QUOTA
ton at to-day's close, for account, wns
100 8 Is, a fall of / from Saturday.
The Foreign Office deDies the
statement that it has official knowl-
edge that the relations bets cen
France and Germany point to the
imminence of wsr. The authority given
to the Daily Nsws' statement to that
effect caused universal scare. Tue
German, French and italian AtnbAssa-
dors here called at the Foreign Office
seeking information, and also sent in
inquiries to their respective govern
ments. The home officers responded in
every case with papers and declar ations.
The announcement of the peaceful iu-
tenti0ns OF tho govsrnmehts was made
too late tn lessen the sales of securities
on the Paris bourse, and rentes closed At
fsN OF +. SS c. since yesterday. On
the London exchange the unoflic .sl
close showed partial rally in prices,
indicating a favorable reaction to.
morrow.
PARIS, January "a Three per cent
rentes, which closed on Saturday at 81
francs III centimes, are now quoted ut
sol 20c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-25
VENNEIg OBJECTS.
He Wants TO Keep u Road from
Guaranteeing Bonds.

NEW YORK, January pa Boston
dispatch says. Papers have been filed
in the suit brought by Clarence H. Ven
ner, of Boston, stockholder in the
Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railway
Company, in the Supreme Conrt of Mas.
sachusetts, to restrain the officers and
members of the Atchison Company from
guaranteeing the bonds of the new road
from Kansas City to Chicago. The
Chicago, Santa Fe & California railroad
was recently incorporated for the pur-
pose of building Chicago extension to
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
way Company, and it has been adver-
tised that its first mortgage of per
cent. gold bonds would be offered on sub
sucription. Venner maitains that the
Atchison road had no right to guarantee
notes or bonds of any corporation exist
ing under the laws Of any other state ex-
cept Kansas, where Its own charter was
obtained. The Chicago, Santa Fe & Cali.
fornia railroad was organized under the
laws Of Illinois.